Beef Ordering Information
100% Grass Fed Beef for the Willamette Valley
Certified Organic Mixed Cut Cow Shares
Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth – Our organic cow shares are butchered into steaks, roasts, ground beef, stew meat, short ribs, soup bones and organ meats. Your take home beef weight after butchering is 70-75% of the hanging weight. A quarter share with a 150 lb. hanging weight fills 3-4 grocery bags.
- Quarter Cow Share $9.00/lb.
125-225 lbs. hanging weight - Half Cow Share $8.50/lb.
250-450 lbs. hanging weight - Whole Cow Share $8.00/lb.
500-900 lbs. hanging weight
Non-Organic Mixed Cut Cow Shares
Our non-organic cattle are bought from grass fed ranches with sustainable practices. They join our organic herd and are raised organically in our system. These shares are butchered into steaks, roasts, ground beef, stew meat, short ribs, soup bones and organ meats. Your take home beef weight after butchering is 70-75% of the hanging weight. A quarter share with a 150 lb. hanging weight fills 3-4 grocery bags.
- Quarter Cow Share $8.00/lb.
125-225 lbs. hanging weight - Half Cow Share $7.50/lb.
250-450 lbs. hanging weight - Whole Cow Share $7.00/lb.
500-900 lbs. hanging weight
Ground Beef Only Shares
These shares are all ground beef split into package sizes of your choosing. Your take home beef weight after butchering is 55-60% of the cow’s hanging weight. Ground beef shares are limited and we typically sell out fast.
- Quarter Share $6.00/lb.
200-275 lbs. hanging weight
About Winter Green Beef
Winter Green Beef is a Certified Organic, Biodynamic and 100% Grass Fed ranch using rotational grazing for regenerative pastures. We steward 250 acres of pasture in Western Lane County. Our small family farm exists to protect and enhance the land we care for and the surrounding ecosystems. Excellent grazing practices add carbon, build soil and improve water quality. Also, as part of an intact ecosystem, our regenerative pastures provide habitat and feed to life forms big and small. From elk and cougars, to coyotes and bobcats to microscopic decomposers, there is food for everyone.